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f Coo. fF Fr es 2 =e 14 THE CSHAWA TIMES, Tussdey, May 7, 1963 SPORTS MENU By Geo. H. Campbell SPORTS EDITOR 'Everything From Soup To Nuts' THE MEMORIAL CUP finals have taken an almost be- wildering switcheroo in the last three days. Niagara Falls Flyers won the opener, 8-0, and in spite of the usual com- ments from rival coaches, such as "we had an off night" and "'they're a better team than that" -- it still looked defi- nitely as if "Hap" Emms was going to cop the bundle with his Flyers, without too much trouble. But then on Saturday night, the Oil Kings roared back for a 7-3 win to tie up the series. Even this wasn't considered fatal since the Edmon- ton team had to do better in their second game and it was expected that the Flyers might be just a little too confident. But now what is there to say--probably plenty, although at this distance, we wouldn't even hazard much of a comment. Last night, the Oil Kings thrilled their Edmonton supporters with a 5-2 verdict, to take the lead in - ap ytd it right up to Niagara Falls in the fourth game or Age Sk if the Oil Kings win again, it's likely they'll pick up the fourth win necessary for the title, without going the mit. However, San Francisco Seals did tt! They won Sunday night, 3-2, in overtime, to even up the Western League cham- pionship finals at three games apiece, after Seattle Totems had enjoyed a 3-1 lead in games, after four starts. Last night, the Seals won the title, and once again it was an over- time victory -- a thrilling climax to a great comeback -- and a finish that no doubt did a tremendous promotion job for hockey, in San Francisco. x x x x SPORTS IN BITS: -- Members of the Oshawa Lawn Bowling Club (Men's Section) are reminded that their an- nual spring meeting is scheduled for this Thursday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, in the clubhouse. . . . INTER-COUNTY sen- for ball loop this season is comprised of five clubs, London, Kitchener, Brantford, Galt and Guelph and the first four teams are all "'player operated" -- that is, the players are running their own team, without the aid of any specific sponsor. Both London and the K-W Panthers "made the grade" only last week, thanks to some fund-raising cam- Ppaigns in both cities, by the players... . PIERRE PILOTE, Chicago Black Hawk defence star, has been voted the top defenceman in the NHL and winner of the James Norris Memorial Trophy, with 98 points and Toronto's Carl Brewer was next in line with 81, followed by Tim Horton and "Moose" Vasko, also of Leafs and Hawks, respectively. . . . MILWAUKEE BRAVES have sent Amado Samuel, a native of the Dominican Republic, to Toronto. Leafs. He is rated as a sizzler at shortstop, where Leafs are weak right now, but only lukewarm at the plate -- where the Leafs are also far from strong. . . . BOBBY LAYNE, Pittsburgh Gteelers' great passing quarterback, has announced his re- tirement. His throwing arm 1s failing so Bobby is going to devote full time to his business. . . . BOB BRAGAN, man- ager of Milwaukee Braves, is going to fine any Milwaukee pitcher $100. every time the umpire calls a balk. He started the procedure on Sunday after Bob Shaw had five balks called on him Saturday. . .. GUELPH Minor Baseball Coun- cil is sponsoring a three-day clinic for coaches, on the week- end of May 31-June 2. Veteran big league pitcher Sal Mag- He will conduct the clinic. It's open to everyone--so here's a chance for Oshawa Legion Minor Association to send their coaches "to school" for a cram course, which no doubt would be beneficial to the men themselves, and so to every youngster playing minor baseball in this city. TOP DEFENCEMAN Pierre Pilote Awarded James Norris Trophy MONTREAL (CP)--Pierre Pi- { lote, captain of Chicago Black Go ii ge Hawks, has won the James Nor- # ris Memorial Trophy as the National Hockey League's. out- standing defenceman, it was an- ? nounced Monday. Pilote previously was named to the league's first all-star team, Chicago and Toronto Maple Leafs, the two NHL clubs rated as having the best defence corps, led the voting. Toronto's Carl Brewer, also named to the first all-star team, was second in the individual honors. Pilote led him by 98 points to 8k. Toronto's Tim Horton, named to the second all-star team, was # third in the Norris voting with # 37 points and Elmer (Moose) % Vasko of Chicago, Horton's sec- 7 ond all-star line-mate, was fourth with 28. The trophy is worth $2,000 to Pilote--$1,000 for being the over-all leader, $500 for leading PIERRE PILOTE '| 1-W's Pride, after the first half of the sea- son's voting and $500 for lead- ing the second-half balloting, Pilote, a native of Kenogami, Que., has played seven seasons LAST NIGHT'S BALL SCORES CIVIL SERVICE SOFTBALL Reynolds, 15; City Hall, 6. Firefighters, 9; Foley's, 5. Blair Richardson Out Of Hospital HALIFAX (CP)--Blair Rich- ardson, Canadian middleweight boxing champion, was released from hospital Monday and left for Boston where he is writing examinations as a divinity stu- dent. Rehardson, of South Bar, N.S., was taken to hospital for a checkup, shortly after he de- fended his title against Wilf Greaves of Edmonton and De- troit Saturday night. Richard- son, who won a unanimous 12- round decision, was badly beaten by the challenger in the| late rounds. X-rays Sunday revealed n in Chicago. He played his junior: hockey with St. Catharines, Voting for the NHL trophies p is done by hockey writers and broadcasters in the NHL cities. Ballots are pro-rated so all cit- ies get the equivalent of three| ; votes, head injuries but Richardson|jge was kept in hospital for rest. a OPTION TWO CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago Cubs sent catcher Cuno Barra- gan to their Salt Lake City farm club Monday and southpaw itcher Dick Lemay to Atlanta. oth players are on 24-hour op- tion. CANADA'S FINEST CIGARETTE By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer "The moving finger writes and having writ, moves on." And so did Jim Brosnan. Brosnan, the well - known author and well-tagged relief specialist who wrote himself into Cincinnati Reds' dog- house, made his first American; League appearance Mon- day night and preserved Chi- cago White Sox' 5-1 victory over first - place Kansas City Ath- letics. Brosnan found himself in trou- ble with Reds this season whenever he picked up a base- ball or a pen. He made six re- lief appearances for Cincinnati and had been bombed for a 7.20 earned run average in 4% in- nings. The author of The Long Sea- also ran into trouble over his writings, although Cincin- nati owned Bill DeWitt denied he had put any gag on the 33- year-old righthander who posted a 10-4 record when Reds won the pennant in 1961, "In every baseball contract," explained DeWitt, "there's a clause prohibitifiz players from writing without the club's per- mission. I merely called this to Brosnan's attention. He prom- ised me he would submit to me for approval anything he wrote. He did not live up to that son and The Pennant Race/5-4 Jim Brosnan Makes Impressive Start In First AL. Appearance each collected three hits the attack, Whether that or his lack of success on the mound was the reason for Brosnan's departure, is a guess, But as in the words of Omar Khayyam, Brosnan moved on, Reds shipping him to Chicago Sunday in a waiver deal. Hours after arriving he was out on the mound, taking over for Gary Peters in the ninth inning. Brosnan struck out two of the three men he faced, pre- served Peters' first major league victory and gave himself something to write home about. The loss put the A's into a first-place tie with New York Yankees, who got home runs from Mickey Mantle and Tom Tresh in a 10-8 walloping of De- troit Tigers, In the only other American League game, Los Angeles An- gels edged Minnesota Twins Pittsburgh Pirates retained first place in the National League, beating Los Angeles Richardson each stroked three hits as Yanks pounded out 15 against Tigers' Aguirre and his successors. Both Mantle and Tresh drove in three runs, The victory went to Whitey Ford, who needed relief help from Jim Bouton to bail his third straight victory. had battered in two runs with a double, produced another two- run double in the last of the ninth as Angels came from be- hind to four-game losing streak. Minne- sota had snapped a 3-3 tie in the top half of the innin, Versalles' run-producing single. gle with the bases loaded in the sixth inning capped a four-run Pirate explosion against Don Drysdale and the punchless of their last nine games, BASEBALL SCORES, STANDINGS to lead Mantle, Tresh and Bobby starter Hank Albie Pearson, who earlier beat Twins and end a on Zoilo Johnny Logan's pinch-hit sin- ers, who have lost seven Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee Philadelphia Los Angeles Cincinnati New York Houston Me Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 7. Chicago, Jackson (3-3) at New York, Jackson (2-2) N at Milwaukee, Burdette (3-2), N St. Louis, Washburn (5.0), N a Jay (0-5), N Kansas City New York Boston Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles Minnesota Washington Detroit By THE CANADIAN PRESS National ue (Only game scheduled) Probable Pitchers Today Pittsburgh, Cardwell (1-3) at Philadelphia, Mahaffey (2-3) San Francisco, Maricaal (3-2) Los Angeles, Koufax (2-1) at|® Houston Nottebart (3-1) at R erican League WL Pet. GBL 15 10 .54! 12 8 .600 11 $ .579 12 10 545 13 11 542 9 9 500 13 14 .481 10 14 417 10 15 .400 +9 15 375 % 1 1% 1 2% |R 4% 5 514 Pad Chicago 5 Kansas City 1 Detroit, Mossi (2-1), N Kansas (7: Angeles, Lee (2-1), N more Roberts, (0-3), N Kralick (1-4) at Washington Osteen, (0-2), N Buffalo Syracuse Toronto Arkansas | 5 1% | Atlanta Incianapolis Columbus Jacksonville 1, |... «» Monday's Results ... Toronto 9 Syracuse 3 Columbus 2 Atlanta 1 I Buffalo 6 Jacksonville 8 Indianapolis 4 Little Rock 1 " Monday's Resuls York 10 Detroit 3 innesota 4 Los Angeles § (Only games scheduled) Probable Pitchers Today New York, Stafford (i-1) at Chicago, Buzhardt (0-1) at , Wickersham (1-1), Minnesota, Perry (0-0) at Los Boston, Wilson (2-2) at Balti- Cleveland, McDowe'l (1-2) or International League Northern Division WL Pet. GBL 12 6 667 - 10 9 523 244 911 450 4 8 12 400 ichmond 7:12 368 5 I "" Southern Division a 12 8 .600 12 8 .600 11 11 .500 ochestet 10 12 .455 ichmond 0 Rochester 2 Dodgers' Pres. Says Alston's Job Is Secure Alston's job is slumping Los Ange! has no intention manager. O'Malley told The Associated Press today he did not blame Alston for the club's poor show- ing, had never considered the possibility of dropping his man- ager and gave what amounted to a vote of confidence to Walter for the balance of the season. the position of having to give Alston a vote of confidence," said O'Malley, "That's usually construed as a kiss of death, but I want to answer you as directly and -honestly as I can. 2 as a baseball man. I 1012 455 3|,.. 3 +|been any intention and there is none now to elevate Leo to the manager's job. For that matter, any thoughts of ever managing again," NEW YORK (AP) -- Walter a made les of firing his Breaking a long silence, cannot remember a team didn't have some unhappy play- ers, There is always some dis- gruntled bench warmer, espe- cially a veteran, who thinks he should be playing. That tion is as old as pin tage position injuries rather than on any fric- tion between the manager and his players. ; I. don't want to be put in DUPAS TO FIGHT BALTIMORE (AP) -- more promoter Benny announced Monday vel Ralph Dupas er will meet in a "Alston is my manager and/junior middleweight title have no intention of makingjhere June 3. Dupas took change. -- boxing crown from Moyer "Leo Durocher? I admire him) April 29, GOLF EQUIPMENT New & Used--Trede-ins Accepted Visit WHITBY GOLF and COUNTRY CLUB 655-4952 semana don't believe Leo entertains Dodgers 7-4 in the lone game. Brosnan made a strong im- pression in his one-inning work- out against A's. He struck out Gino Cimoli, got Ed Charles to hit a grounder to third, and fin- ished by striking out Norm Sie- bern. Charles had previously stroked two of the four hits off Peters. Peters and Mike Hershberger homered for White Sox while promise." Nellie Fox and Camilo Carreon MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS FIRST RAOF -- 1 Mile Pace. 3- and 4year-olds, maidens, AE--Non-winners of $750. Purse $500. (8). Pool 4,081. Daily Double pool 6,206. 8-Santa Raider, Stewart 10.20 3.60 3.10 6-Magic Key, Kingston 2.70 2.70 7-Alex Smith, Holmes » 5. Time 211 45. Off at 747 EDT. Also: Crimson Flash, Homestead Wild Willie, Dee Dee Adios, Pinetree Dale, and Chuck Grattan. SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile Trot. 4- year-olds and up. Non-winners since April 1. Claiming all $1500. Purse $500. 3-Superb Hanover, McLean 6.40 3.70 4.70 6-Denny Barnes, Lawson 5.00 2 15.30 Time 211. 1-Benny Volo, Grodnis Off at 808 EDT. DAILY DOUBLE on 8 and 8 paid $73.30 Also: Titan Song C., Waymite, Guy » and Glendale Joy. THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 4-year- olds and up. Claiming all $1500. Purse $500. (8). 2-B'mont Clara, Vacoe 7.10 2.90 3.00 1-Adioo Scott, Moffat 2.80 2.60 5-King Gold, Dufty 60 Time 212 4-5. Off at 829 EDT. Also: Michael's Counsel, Crystal Hal, Argyel Tommy, Worthy Mite, and Royal Echo, FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 4- year-olds and up. Claiming all $1500. Purse $600. (7) 11.90 4.00 3.40 2.50 2.30 3.40 Goose. B, L'Heureux ¥-Dale Mite, Galbraith 4-Vic De Sota, Hilliadd Time 213. Off at 853 EDT. Also: Win Lite, Canadian Stormy Lu, and Midnight Byrd FIFTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 4-year- olds and up. Claiming all $1500. Purse 500. (5) 2-Pauline Volo, MoRann 6,80 3.20 2.40 @lIke C., Coke 3.80 2.30 1Jimmy Song C., Fraser 2.30 29| 1-Argyel Sam, Ca EIGHTH RACE--1 Mile Pace. 3-year- olds and up. Winners of more than $3000 but not more than $5000 in 1962. Purse $700. (7) . remith, Filion 18.40 7.00 3.20 mpbell 5.80 3.10 3-Harrigan, Arthur 5 Time 208 3-5. Off at 1021 EDT. ... Also: Dolly Dale B, Hal's Bomb, Karen Direct, and McCarr Hanover. NINTH RACE--1 Mile Paoce. 4-year- olds and up. Claiming all $2500. Purse $500. (8) lLynden Anne, Holmes 16.10 6.40 4.30 3-Crown Attorney, Varcoe 4.70 3.30 6-Napoleon Hanover, Turcotte 3.20 Busy Time 211 2-5. Off at 1046 EDT. Also: Hay Joe C., Indination, Brother, Handsome Chief, and Dinny Bomb. Total Mutuel Pool 111,809. Attendance 2,222. Orono Horse Wins Has Fastest Time CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP) -- Two-year-old Bomber Dares, owned by the Campbell. town Stable, of Orono, won the featured sixth race at Mohawk Raceway Monday night, pacing the mile in 2:12.2, fastest time registered by a two-year-old this season. Bomber Dares re- turned $9.40 and combined with Kawartha Leo for a $38.80 Quinella, Time 208 3-5. Off at 914 EDT. Also: Port Hope's Boy and Chief Attorney Bill. SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace, 2year- olds. Maidens. Purse $500. S-Bomber Dares, Radley 9.40 3.40 2.90 1-(A)K' Leo (en.), McIntyre 3.20 2.50 2-Princess Herbert, Herbert 3.50 Time 212 %& Also: (A) Kawartha Way, Billy Bayama, and Bryan H. Direct. (A)--Coupled. QUINFLLA ON 5 AND 1 PAID $38.80. 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